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The Union Public Service Commission will release the UPSC 2024 question papers soon. The UPSC question paper PDF will be available here for downloading purposes. The candidates should analyse the previous year's UPSC question papers to know the real demand of the UPSC exam. The UPSC previous year's question papers coupled with the official UPSC answer key are the best reference point for the questions asked in the exam.
Also Read: UPSC Exam Timing 2024
The Commission conducted the UPSC prelims exam 2024 on June 16, 2024, as per the UPSC syllabus mentioned in the official notification. The UPSC 2024 notification was released online on February 14, 2024.
Also Read: UPSC CSE Prelims Result 2024 Live Updates
Q: Who releases the UPSC question paper PDF?
The Union Public Service Commission is the exam conducting body of the UPSC Civil Service Exam (CSE). Hence the Commission releases the UPSC CSE prelims and UPSC CSE main exam question papers. The Commission releases the UPSC prelims question paper on the very next day of the exam.
The UPSC CSE Mains question papers are released with in a week of the exam.
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Q: What is the exam pattern of UPSC?
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How to Download UPSC Question Paper 2024?
The UPSC conducted the IAS prelims exam on June 16, 2024. The candidates can see below the manner to download the UPSC question paper.
- Go to the official website of UPSC - upsc.gov.in
- Click on the 'Examination Tab' given on the top navigation
- On clicking above, the drop list will appear
- Click on the previous question papers link, a new window will appear
- Select the exam for which the question paper is required.
- Download the UPSC question paper of the desired exam.
Direct Link to download UPSC question paper - https://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/previous-question-papers
UPSC Previous Year Question Papers
The candidates can get here the previous year's papers for the UPSC exam. UPSC previous year's question papers coupled with the official UPSC answer key are the best reference point for the questions asked in the exam.
UPSC 2023 Question Paper
The candidates can UPSC 2023 prelims exam was conducted on May 28, 2023, in two sessions. The UPSC conducted the prelims exam at the designated exam centres in offline mode. The Commission released the UPSC prelims question paper on the same day of the exam. The Commission releases both papers on its official website. UPSC always surprises with the question paper and the candidates need to prepare for the surprise. Even some UPSC toppers suggest that the candidates should be ready for the surprise and always appear in the UPSC exam calmly.
See Here: IAS Toppers
UPSC question paper can also suggest the developing trend of the UPSC exam. The candidate can compare the previous year's question papers and understand the trend of the UPSC question paper. By comparing the previous year's question papers, the candidates can arrive at the most important topics and areas to study. The candidates who appeared in the exam shared that the UPSC question paper 2023 was difficult. The questions asked from some sections were easy but most of the other questions were difficult. The candidates can see here the UPSC cutoff 2023.
UPSC 2022 Question Paper
UPSC question papers 2022 were released on June 5. The candidates can download the UPSC question paper 2023 here. UPSC Question papers are the most important sources for the preparation of exams. The candidates must see the UPSC question papers before diving into the sea of UPSC syllabus and preparation. UPSC question papers are released on the official website of the Union Public Service Commission, i.e upsc.gov.in only. The candidates can download the question papers here.
UPSC question papers are the torchbearer in the UPSC preparation because they provide the right path for the preparation. UPSC question papers tell about the actual scope and expansion of the UPSC syllabus. By analysing the UPSC question papers of previous years, the candidates can understand the demand of the UPSC exam. The UPSC question papers of previous years define the depth of preparation required to crack the exam.
Check here: IAS expected cutoff
UPSC question papers along with the official UPSC answer key and the cutoff data provide a clear picture of the difficulty level of the exam and the question papers. The UPSC question papers also help the candidates in listing the important topics for the exam. Besides this, the candidates can also understand the pattern of the questions and the answer options.
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Commonly asked questions
Q: Do questions get repeated in UPSC prelim exam?
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UPSC Question Paper 2024 FAQs
The candidates can see here important questions related to UPSC question papers.
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Q: What is the exam pattern of UPSC?
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